Research at ARI

Research at ARI

Research at ARI

Research at ARI

Research at ARI

Research at ARI

Research at ARI

Research at ARI

News

As thorough as an encyclopedia: How our brain manages languages in such an amazing way
Understanding Mice with AI: Researchers Are Working to Decode Animal Languages
Eine Maus blickt in die Kamera
Linguist Isabella Fritz Receives 2026 FWF ASTRA Award and Joins ARI
Newborns Detect Sound Patterns While Asleep

Events

ORF-Lange Nacht der Museen 2026
R-ATICS9 – International Phonetics Workshop 2027

New Publications

Short-Term Statistical Learning Mitigates the Ill-Posed Problem of Sound Localization
Two male scientists preparing for a listening study in the Loudspeaker Array Studio at the Acoustics Research Institute.
Threat-related corticocortical connectivity elicited by rapid auditory looms
Listeners Use Speaker Gender Information in Non-Native Phoneme Categorization
A group of silhouetted people are talking and interacting in an outdoor setting, with colorful speech bubbles floating above them to symbolize conversation and communication.
The Role of Spatial Perception in Auditory Looming Bias: Neurobehavioral Evidence from Impossible Ears
This figure is taken from the study and illustrates the experimental conditions and hypotheses. It shows how different ear filtering models were used to investigate the auditory looming bias.